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Tata Interactive Systems set to repeat success of last year’s Learning Disabilities Forum Following up on the immense popularity and success of the Tata Interactive Learning Disability Forum (TLDF) last year, Tata Interactive Systems (TIS), (www.tatainteractive.com) a world leader in custom e-learning design/development and organisational performance improvement, is hosting the second annual TLDF - a unique global symposium on learning disabilities (LD). (Filed: Tue Oct 09 2007) eFinancialCareers.com to help graduates with their first step onto the financial career ladder eFinancialCareers.com to attend student and graduate career fairs - (Filed: Fri Oct 05 2007) Government forced to work overtime on Al Gore "health warning" A High Court Judge has demanded that the guidelines which were produced to accompany the Al Gore film, An Inconvenient Truth, to all 3,850 English secondary schools be revised and distributed in hard copy rather than by the internet. (Filed: Mon Oct 01 2007) Nessy Spotted In Wiltshire! New software helps dyslexics in 215 Wiltshire Schools (Filed: Thu Sep 27 2007) GROUPCALL BOOSTS TEXT & VOICE MESSAGING FOR SCHOOLS WITH MULTI-LANGUAGE LIBRARY Schools are to be given the ability to send text & voice messages to parents in any language following the launch of a multi-langugage library by Groupcall to help include non-English speaking families in the process of reducing truancy and increasing pupil safety. (Filed: Wed Sep 26 2007) A Back to School Tip to Improve the School Budget: Printer Control Software Saves $2,000 a Month Print Manager Plus Saves School £12,000 ($24,000) a Year by Restricting Student Printing: With schools re-opening soon, here is a way, applicable to most schools everywhere, for them to improve their budget. Print Manager Plus, a print monitoring system which gives full control over all printing resources by tracking and reporting printing usage and costs across networks, is saving a school £12,000 ($24,000) a Year. (Filed: Mon Sep 03 2007) Opticians Report Success of Online Continuing Education and Training Scheme Web-based application ensures full validation of training for 16,000 optometrists and dispensing opticians (Filed: Thu Aug 30 2007) Schools Lower Printing Costs and Save the Environment Schools, colleges and universities that want to save both printing costs and the environment now have a powerful tool with Print-Limit Pro 7.3 from GenevaLogic. (Filed: Wed Aug 29 2007) Valuable tales from Tata Interactive Systems Jon Revelos, the North American Director of Story-based Learning and Instructional Design for Tata Interactive Systems (TIS), a world leader in custom e-learning design/ development and organisational performance improvement, made his – and his organisation’s – considerable experience and skill in story-based learning available to members of America’s prestigious eLearning Guild in an online forum. (Filed: Thu Aug 23 2007) Learning Light helps Xoolon find the next Colin Jackson, Sebastian Coe or Sally Gunnell Learning Light (LL), a non-profit centre of excellence in the use of learning technologies in the workplace, is helping schools around the UK to discover the next generation of this country’s sporting talent – through the application of e-learning technology. (Filed: Wed Aug 15 2007) Jewish Primary Schools Consortium Deploys Paragon to Enhance School-Centred Initial Teacher Training Innovative web-based solution to simplify Continuous Professional Development for trainees and mentors (Filed: Thu Aug 09 2007) Apprenticeship programme kicks off at Hayward Tyler Hayward Tyler Group Ltd – a leading manufacturer, supplier and service repairer of pumps and motors – recently welcomed the first three participants to its new Apprenticeship Programme. (Filed: Wed Aug 08 2007) Henley Management College launch new "Leading for Sustainability" Programme Henley Management College, one of the world's top management education providers, launches new Leading for Sustainability Programme to help accelerate organisational transformation towards sustainable practices (Filed: Tue Aug 07 2007) Learning Light in partnership with Cambridge University Press to distribute UK LearnOnline materials Learning Light (LL), a non-profit centre of excellence in the use of learning technologies in the workplace, is partnering with Cambridge University Press to make UK LearnOnline learning materials available to teachers and students around the world. (Filed: Thu Aug 02 2007) Nightingale Associates now 50% education Nightingale Associates - one of the largest architectural practices in the UK specialising in healthcare and education now receives half its income from the education sector. (Filed: Tue Jul 24 2007) New Classes in Responsible Business Masterclasses from Wheelhouse, experts in CSR coaching, training Wheelhouse, experts in coaching and training for responsible business and risk readiness, announce that bookings are now being taken for their highly sought after Responsible Business Masterclasses, run in conjunction with Middlesex University. (Filed: Wed Jul 18 2007) London Boroughs Lead the Way in National Campaign to Eradicate Bullying from Schools Local authorities in the capital join fast-growing anti-bullying initiative which uses real-time monitoring and incident reporting to tackle bullying in schools (Filed: Tue Jul 17 2007) TEXT ALERT SYSTEM SLASHES PHONE BILLS AND IMPROVES ATTENDANCE AT EAST LONDON SECONDARY SCHOOL Attendance has improved, communication with parents made easier and telephone bills cut by an estimated £800 per year at Rush Croft Sports College, a 900-student secondary school in Chingford, East London, since the school installed Groupcall’s Messenger text and voice alert system. (Filed: Tue Jul 17 2007) SCIENCE, ART & DRAMA BLOCKS GET TECHNOLOGY BOOST AT GRAMMAR SCHOOL School leads the way in the use of new technology Kent-based Network & Cabling Solutions (NCS) Ltd announced today that it had completed the installation of a wireless network system and installed new presentation equipment for The Simon Langton grammar school for boys. (Filed: Wed Jul 11 2007) Echelon feedback added to urban schools leadership development 360 degree feedback has been added to the first development centre for head teachers and education leaders within UK urban areas. (Filed: Tue Jul 10 2007) Ayr College takes the lead on new international business concept Ayr College has developed an innovative new way to attract international business by offering “Study at Home Programmes” to Indian students. The programme is run in partnership with the Canadian Institute of International Studies (Filed: Mon Jul 02 2007) Wheelhouse, experts in coaching, training and facilitation launch Creativity Workshop Wheelhouse, the specialists in executive coaching, training and facilitation, conducted a workshop on “Coaching enriched by creativity” at the recent Oxford School of Coaching and Mentoring (OSCM) 9th Annual Perspectives Conference. The workshop was run in partnership with Creative Edge UK. (Filed: Wed Jun 27 2007) Emerald acquires four journals from Troubador Publishing Limited Emerald Group Publishing Limited is pleased to announce the acquisition of four new journals to complement its existing information and knowledge management portfolio and education titles (Filed: Tue Jun 26 2007) Mayfield School Summer Fete Coming Soon For cut price cottage garden plants and wildflowers, delicious cakes, tombola, face painting, skittles, hoopla, barbeque, competitions and prizes. Saturday 7 July, 12-2 pm, at Henry Prince School, Mayfield, near Ashbourne. (Filed: Sun Jun 24 2007) Gordano School in Ilford, Essex, leads the way in the e-learning revolution Gordano School in Portishead, North Somerset, has put itself at the forefront of e-learning by installing the TALMOS BRITANNICA learning platform, an online teaching and learning tool that enables teachers and pupils to access class resources anytime and anywhere. (Filed: Fri Jun 08 2007)
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